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}}'''Faulcon deLacy''' is a manufacturer of ships and equipment. They specialize in producing multipurpose and combat-oriented ships. The company began under the name Faulcon Manspace, and is well-known for having acquired sole rights to the production of all missiles. Currently based in [[Reorte]], they have acquired numerous companies including Cowell & McGrath; Paynou, Prossett and Salem; and [[Zorgon Peterson]].
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'''Faulcon deLacy''' is a manufacturer of [[ships]] and equipment based in [[Reorte]]. They specialize in producing multipurpose and [[combat]]-oriented ships known for their ruggedness and reliability. The company was founded in the 28th century as Faulcon Manspace and made its name with the original Viper before rapidly expanding through a number of acquisitions including deLacy ShipWorks and [[Zorgon Peterson]]. By the 34th century, the company has become the largest of all ship manufacturers, as well as one of the most widespread and consistently admired corporations in the galaxy. Public regard for Faulcon deLacy is so high that the [[Alliance]], [[Empire]], and [[Federation]] have all attempted to secure exclusivity contracts, but without success.<ref name="KBFD" />
 
== History ==
Faulcon deLacy is one of the most famous names in the history of interstellar exploration. The [[Corporations|corporation]] began life as a much smaller organisation: Faulcon Manspace, a military supply organisation based in [[Reorte]]. They first rose to prominence when they developed a new fighter craft they christened the Viper.<ref name="Beginnings">Tourist Beacon 0223</ref> The Viper's sales exceeded all expectations, enough so that Faulcon Manspace was forced to license production to other companies just to meet demand.<ref name="KBFD" />
 
As the company prospered, it introduced new innovations and sought to tap into other markets with ship designs named after dangerous snakes, such as the Cobra MkI for traders and the [[Sidewinder MkI]] for light reconnaissance duties. Faulcon Manspace merged with deLacy ShipWorks in 2982, one of the largest shipyards building Faulcon ships under license.<ref name="KBFD" /> One of the first new products from the merged company was the troubled Cobra MkII which released in 3034. This was an upgraded version of the now very dated Cobra MkI, but was not especially successful and was soon withdrawn. Despite this, the new company grew into a corporate behemoth, and went from strength to strength, launching the Cobra MkIII to great acclaim in 3100.<ref name="Beginnings" />
 
In 3300, Faulcon deLacy stands as the largest independent ship manufacturer in colonised space. The interstellar powers recognise the quality of the work done by the corporation and often recognise this above any concerns over retaining technological exclusivity. It has both grown organically, and by acquisition, swallowing a great many of its smaller competitors and client yards over the years.<ref name="Prowess">Tourist Beacon 0224</ref>
 
Faulcon deLacy is a major corporation, with shipyards dotted around human space, and many more sales offices. It has a wide range of ships available for sale, and an extremely long heritage from its progenitor companies going back over half a millennium. It has manufactured more than a million ships over that period, and a great many are still in use. It sells into all markets, though is widely known and has the highest sales in the vast number of independent systems.<ref name="Prowess" />
 
Faulcon deLacy manufactures many of the smaller components in its own ships, and has a well established relationship with the [[Sirius Corporation]], for its hyperdrives and power plants. It is also a big customer of the [[Wreaken Corporation|WCM Corporation]] - buying its hull alloys from them as raw material.<ref name="Business Relations">Tourist Beacon 0225</ref>
 
It still operates a modular system for the construction, which operates throughout their range of products, and all ships are built to a standardised grid system. It has also innovated too - allowing its competitors to use the same system - which has benefitted Faulcon deLacy greatly, and ironically makes acquisition a straightforward process.<ref name="Business Relations" />


==Products==
==Products==
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===Equipment===
===Equipment===
*[[DeLacy Spin Ionic MV]]
*[[DeLacy Spin Ionic MV]]
== Beginnings ==
One of the most famous names in the history of interstellar exploration. The [[Corporations|corporation]] began life as a much smaller organisation. Faulcon Manspace, a military supply organisation based on [[Reorte]]. They first rose to prominence when they developed a new fighter craft they christened the Viper.<ref name=":0">Tourist Beacon 0223</ref>
In this new era of the emerging interstellar privateer, Faulcon Manspace devoted its production to Vipers, but worked on a number of other designs too. <ref name=":0" />
Faulcon Manspace merged with DeLacy ShipWorks in 3034, one of the many shipyards building Faulcon ships under license.<ref name=":0" />
One of the first new products from the merged company was the troubled Cobra MkII. This was an upgraded version of the now very dated Cobra MkI, but was not especially successful and was soon withdrawn.<ref name=":0" />
Despite this, the new company grew into a corporate behemoth, and went from strength to strength, launching the Cobra MkIII to great acclaim in 3100.<ref name=":0" />
== Prowess ==
In 3300, Faulcon deLacy stands as the largest independent ship manufacturer in colonised space. The interstellar powers recognise the quality of the work done by the corporation and often recognise this above any concerns over retaining technological exclusivity. It has both grown organically, and by acquisition, swallowing a great many of its smaller competitors and client yards over the years.<ref>Tourist Beacon 0224</ref>
Faulcon deLacy is a major corporation, with shipyards dotted around human space, and many more sales offices. It has a wide range of ships available for sale, and an extremely long heritage from its progenitor companies going back over half a millennium. It has manufactured more than a million ships over that period, and a great many are still in use. It sells into all markets, though is widely known and has the highest sales in the vast number of independent systems.<ref>Tourist Beacon 0224</ref>
== Business Relations ==
Faulcon deLacy manufactures many of the smaller components in its own ships, and has a well established relationship with the [[Sirius Corporation]], for its hyperdrives and power plants. It is also a big customer of the [[Wreaken Corporation|WCM Corporation]] - buying its hull alloys from them as raw material.<ref name=":1">Tourist Beacon 0225</ref>
It still operates a modular system for the construction, which operates throughout their range of products, and all ships are built to a standardised grid system. It has also innovated too - allowing its competitors to use the same system - which has benefitted Faulcon deLacy greatly, and ironically makes acquisition a straightforward process.<ref name=":1" />
==History==
* In 2762, Faulcon Manspace won the contract to design a police ship, and created the Viper. This design became the standard [[GalCop]] Police ship. The design was sent to all medium/high-tech shipyards for immediate mass production, earning Faulcon Manspace immense profits.
* In 2888, Faulcon Manspace purchased Prossett and Salem to enter into the lucrative "one man trader" market, acquiring the Cobra MkI.
* In 2982, the Galactic Navy contracted Faulcon Manspace to design a multipurpose support craft as a fast and manoeuvrable forward reconnaissance craft. This ship became known as the [[Sidewinder MkI|Sidewinder Scout Ship]]. The design immediately became popular with space pirates and due to its cheap cost, many pilots begin their careers in a Sidewinder.
* In 3034, a merger with DeLacy ShipWorks of Inines, manufacturer of the [[Krait]], saw Faulcon Manspace change its name to the modern Faulcon deLacy.
* In 3095, Faulcon deLacy, under the name of Faulcon Manspace, constructed the first Iguana. It was the last ship to be produced under the Faulcon Manspace name. Following the debacle of the Cobra MkII, they sub-contracted the [[Cobra MkIII]] to Cowell & McGrath Shipyards of [[Lave]] while they replaced their R&D department.
* In 3113, Faulcon deLacy purchased Cowell & McGrath, and brought production of the Cobra MkIII back in-house.
* In 3126, Faulcon deLacy purchased the [[Zorgon Peterson]] Group, the designers of the [[Fer de Lance|Fer-de-Lance]].
==FE2/FFE Expanded Timeline==
{{Legacy Lore}}
* In the early 3100s, the Fer-de-Lance became a favourite with bounty hunters, but was outlawed in the late 3100s due to its overuse by pirates. During this time, Faulcon deLacy's corporate headquarters was moved to Olympus Village on Mars in Sol.
* In 3195, Faulcon deLacy designed and manufactured the Eagle Long Range Fighter.
* In 3248, Building on the success of the Viper, Faulcon deLacy once again broke into new ground with the release of the Viper MkII.


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Revision as of 02:46, 15 December 2019

Template:Corporationinfobox Template:Quote Faulcon deLacy is a manufacturer of ships and equipment based in Reorte. They specialize in producing multipurpose and combat-oriented ships known for their ruggedness and reliability. The company was founded in the 28th century as Faulcon Manspace and made its name with the original Viper before rapidly expanding through a number of acquisitions including deLacy ShipWorks and Zorgon Peterson. By the 34th century, the company has become the largest of all ship manufacturers, as well as one of the most widespread and consistently admired corporations in the galaxy. Public regard for Faulcon deLacy is so high that the Alliance, Empire, and Federation have all attempted to secure exclusivity contracts, but without success.[1]

History

Faulcon deLacy is one of the most famous names in the history of interstellar exploration. The corporation began life as a much smaller organisation: Faulcon Manspace, a military supply organisation based in Reorte. They first rose to prominence when they developed a new fighter craft they christened the Viper.[2] The Viper's sales exceeded all expectations, enough so that Faulcon Manspace was forced to license production to other companies just to meet demand.[1]

As the company prospered, it introduced new innovations and sought to tap into other markets with ship designs named after dangerous snakes, such as the Cobra MkI for traders and the Sidewinder MkI for light reconnaissance duties. Faulcon Manspace merged with deLacy ShipWorks in 2982, one of the largest shipyards building Faulcon ships under license.[1] One of the first new products from the merged company was the troubled Cobra MkII which released in 3034. This was an upgraded version of the now very dated Cobra MkI, but was not especially successful and was soon withdrawn. Despite this, the new company grew into a corporate behemoth, and went from strength to strength, launching the Cobra MkIII to great acclaim in 3100.[2]

In 3300, Faulcon deLacy stands as the largest independent ship manufacturer in colonised space. The interstellar powers recognise the quality of the work done by the corporation and often recognise this above any concerns over retaining technological exclusivity. It has both grown organically, and by acquisition, swallowing a great many of its smaller competitors and client yards over the years.[3]

Faulcon deLacy is a major corporation, with shipyards dotted around human space, and many more sales offices. It has a wide range of ships available for sale, and an extremely long heritage from its progenitor companies going back over half a millennium. It has manufactured more than a million ships over that period, and a great many are still in use. It sells into all markets, though is widely known and has the highest sales in the vast number of independent systems.[3]

Faulcon deLacy manufactures many of the smaller components in its own ships, and has a well established relationship with the Sirius Corporation, for its hyperdrives and power plants. It is also a big customer of the WCM Corporation - buying its hull alloys from them as raw material.[4]

It still operates a modular system for the construction, which operates throughout their range of products, and all ships are built to a standardised grid system. It has also innovated too - allowing its competitors to use the same system - which has benefitted Faulcon deLacy greatly, and ironically makes acquisition a straightforward process.[4]

Products

Ships

Name Status Type Image
Anaconda Flyable Multipurpose File:Anaconda.png
Cobra MkIII Flyable Multipurpose File:Cobra MK III - Profile.png
Cobra MkIV Flyable Combat-Multipurpose File:Cobra MK IV - Profile.png
Krait MkII Flyable Combat-Multipurpose File:Krait MKII flight 1 4K Use for infographic.jpg
Krait Phantom Flyable Multipurpose File:Krait Phantom.png
Python Flyable Multipurpose File:Python 02.jpg
Sidewinder MkI Flyable Multipurpose File:Sidewinder-MkI-front-docked.png
Taipan Flyable Ship-Launched Fighter File:Small fighter 01.png
Viper MkIII Flyable Combat File:Viper MK III - Profile.png
Viper MkIV Flyable Combat File:Viper MK IV - Profile.png

Equipment

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; no text was provided for refs named KBFD
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Tourist Beacon 0223
  3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 Tourist Beacon 0224
  4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 Tourist Beacon 0225

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